Subscribe to ABCAUS to download Judgments in three simple steps

Subscribe to ABCAUS and download required tax and corporate law Judgments of ITAT, High Courts, Supreme Court by following three simple steps

The website www.abcaus.in was started in the year 2012 to benefit professionals like chartered accountants, advocates etc. who practice direct or indirect taxation in India. Freeware excel utilities and calculators have been made available for ease in making compliances with taxation and corporate laws etc. Over the time abcaus.in has created a rich repository of nearly 5000 case laws of Supreme Court, High Courts, ITAT and other Tribunals etc. on direct and indirect taxations which are made available to users freely without any cost.

While the respective link to download an excel utility/calculator is provided in the respective posts, a judgment can be requested for download as under.

To get the copy of the judgment you are required to follow three simple steps:

(i) Subscribe to abCAus WhatsApp Channel

(ii) Sent required details to WhatsApp

(iii) Get the copy of the judgment in WhatsApp 

1. Subscribe to ABCAUS WhatsApp Channel

(Please note this is only one time exercise)

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2. Those having active subscription for at least one month can request judgment over whatsApp specifying the following details:

(a) ABCAUS Citation for the case law:
(b) Date of publication on ABCAUS website:
(c) Complete Name/occupation:
(d) City:

Please note henceforth request should be sent on WhatsApp only Click here to Send WhatsApp Message

Copy of judgments is sent within couple of days after receiving request with complete information. Please do not send incomplete request.

3. The link to download the judgment requested shall be sent to your WhatsApp within 24-48 hours. 

4. Sending request for the judgment does not confer any right to receive the judgment. The webmaster reserves the right to decide on the request.

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